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The Prince of Egypt is an animated musical film produced by DreamWorks Animation. Released in 1998, the film tells the biblical story of the life of Moses, who according to the Bible story led Jewish prisoners of war out of Egypt. The film is famous for its attractive graphics, strong storyline, and memorable songs.
Basic information:
Year of release: 1998
Directors: Brenda Chapman, Steve Hickner and Simon Wells
Screenplay: Philip LaZebnik
Main voice actors:
Val Kilmer voices Moses
Ralph Fiennes voices Rameses
Michelle Pfeiffer voices Tzipporah
Sandra Bullock voices Miriam
Jeff Goldblum voices Aaron
Danny Glover voices Jethro
Patrick Stewart voices Pharaoh Seti I
Genre: Animation, Music, Drama
Country: United States
Plot summary:
The film follows the Biblical story of Moses, who was born a Jewish prisoner of war but grew up as the son of Pharaoh Seti I with his adopted brother Rameses. As he grew up, Moses discovered his true origins and learned about the suffering of his people. After accidentally killing an Egyptian overseer who was mistreating a Jewish prisoner, Moses fled into the desert.
While in exile, Moses encountered a burning bush and heard the voice of God, who ordered him to return to Egypt to free the Jewish prisoners. With the help of his foster brother Aaron, Moses confronts Pharaoh Rameses, demanding the release of his people. The story describes the uncompromising struggle between Moses and Rameses, the ten disasters that Egypt suffered, and the Exodus of the Jews.
Music:
"The Prince of Egypt" is famous for beautiful songs like "When You Believe" which won an Academy Award. The film's score, composed by Hans Zimmer and songs by Stephen Schwartz, is instrumental in conveying the emotional depth of the story.
Receive:
The film received praise from critics for its graphics, plot and music. In particular, the film was praised for its respectful adaptation of the Bible story and its focus on themes of faith, brotherhood, and freedom. "The Prince of Egypt" has become a beloved classic, appealing to audiences of all ages.